It is therefore imperative to compare its efficacy with traditional instruction.
In fact, pragmatic instruction is imperative, as form and meaning are not always directly matched.
As each successive training round entailed increased hand-over of teaching and facilitation responsibility to Mother Patern faculty, training and mentoring faculty through course instruction was imperative.
With the growing inclusion of phylogenetic trees in biology instruction, it is imperative that curriculum design reflects student needs for learning how to interpret and use these representations as well as help them overcome known tree-thinking challenges.
You'll notice that the voice of this poem is imperative, that is, it offers instruction to the reader.
"It is imperative that you give this instruction, immediately, to each of the consultants," Goode said in his letter to the state Department of Water Resources, which has taken over from California's beleaguered private utilities the job of buying power.
Imperative style programming, executing one instruction after another while changing the shared contents of a computer's memory, was just faster on the computer hardware of the 20th century.
It is imperative that health care providers provide instruction and guidance to the mothers with lower levels of education on a level that can be understood and used in the care of their infected children.
That makes it imperative that passengers follow instructions.
It shows a corporate inability to distinguish between yet another bureaucratic instruction from the Department of Health and a clinical imperative that will save lives.
